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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1952

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Candidates Meet At Hillside B'nai Brith Forum

Congressmen Clifford P. Case and Democrat H Frank Pettit debate at Sinai Congregation Hillside on October 20 at 8 p.m. The event, part of a See you at the Polls program endorsed by national parties, features a question and answer session moderated by Paul Miller. Case outlines GOP platform while Pettit discusses Democratic platform. Governor Warren of California will arrive in Elizabeth at 9:30 prompting a prompt start.

Hillside Lodge B’nai Brith Clifford P. Case H. Frank Pettit Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue Hillside Herman Arbin B'nai B'rith American Heritage Foundation Democratic National Committee Republican National Committee Max Schleifer Paul Miller Congressman Case Congress State Assembly Rahway Pettit Westfield Pettet Regional War Production Board Case Wart Warren California Elizabeth

Workers Added As Community Chest Drive Is Launched

Hillside launches its 10500 Community Chest drive as part of the 603424 Red Feather campaign in Eastern Union County. A kickoff dinner at Elizabeth Carteret Hotel announced new campaign workers led by Mrs. John Major with numerous captains and co chairs across districts listing many volunteers.

Hillside Union County Elizabeth Carteret Elizabeth John Major Hillside Drive Morris Avergon Jean Blazier Wayne Branom Harold F. Butler Thomas Chamberlain Ruth Coleman Jessie Dubow M. Fuerstein Sarah Gillet Alice Gillmore Irving Goldberg George Handler Gertrude Herships Hilmer Hirschorn Frank Huster Anne Jaffe Theresa Morris Lena Newmark Charles Rausch B. Reiter Rosalie Rothberg Mae Schulman Lillian Skuraton Esther Spencer Edith Tumarkin Arthur Walters Stephen Waterbury Wm. Wheat Lynn Zank Sylvia Zonderman J. Spellvogel Shulman F. Hillman Mittleman R. Harberman P. Joffee H. Herman J. Cohen S. Frucht Christy Ti. *Arbin J. Miller H. Maurer M. Herskowitz Ethel B. Soskin Saul Arons Normanb. Neff Charles A. Roemer Joseph Gelfond Robert L. Kaplan Moses Waldman Israel Alexander Samuel Marenus Emma Kerner Frances Panner Rae Beecher Louis Milch Margaret Brennan Rose Fogel Doris Coslit Verna von Bartheld Sarah Kaminetsky Harold Tonkin Tillie Stromeyer Esther Klehr Mildred Raphael Jeanette Goodman Esther Gooen Goldye Filcher Ida Braneck Frances Katz Jean Harris Shirley London Leah Greenberg Lottie Stark Sadie Keil Leah Ziger Catherine Brennan B. Kriegman 8. Weinberg B. Unterman M. Suckno M. Levy B. Lieb

Union County Board Reports Added Assessment Total

Figures released by the Union County Board of Taxation show Hillside will have additional assessments totaling 669310 dollars due to new construction since January 1 and projects expected to finish by year end. The added assessments will generate more than 30000 dollars in taxes at the current rate.

Union County Board of Taxation

Democratic Card Party Draws Crowd

Over 500 attend the Hillside Democratic Club card party at the Hitchin Post Union last Thursday night. More than 100 door prizes were awarded as speakers included William Gural for Township Committee and John Pozar for tax collector. Also speaking were Mayor Robert C. Kirkpatrick and several candidates for local offices.

Hillside Democratic Club Hitchin’ Post Union William Gural John Pozar Robert C. Kirkpatrick Milton B. Concord John M. Malone Henry Goldhor Raymond F. Bonnell Elizabeth B. Fischer Joseph Sharkey Ralph DeVita H. Frank Pet John C. Pozar Bloy St Harvard Avenue Democratic Campaign Committee

Eisenhower Campaign Events Stir Newark Rallies

Eisenhower campaign activity in Newark includes Col. Luftman aiming to arrange handshakes between Ike and the Malone family and a 4 45 p m stop on North Broad Street. Gov Warren and other celebrities scheduled to appear at Thomas Jefferson High School next Monday night as part of the effort.

Newark Harry S. Luftman Dwight D. Eisenhower Luftman Eisenhower Citizens Committee Ike Michael John M. Malone Bobby Malone Eisenhower North Broad Street North Avenue Gov. Warren California Thomas Jefferson High School Elizabeth

Naming Vet Housing Agent Sparks Republican Criticism

A Hillside veteran accuses Republicans of political opportunism over appointing Ed Isbrecht as agent for the Veterans Housing Project, arguing veteran Dan Leib played no role in a related article. Democratic candidate William Gural accuses rivals of political maneuvering while praising Isbrecht and questioning voting on the current Democratic program.

Daniel Leib William Gural Gural Hillside Veterans Housing Project Dan Leib Ed Isbrecht Army Air Force India North Africa Europe Car Trgis Veterans’ Project

Ferrigno accuses GOP appointees of political ouster in Hillside

Carmen J. Ferrigno, Republican candidate for Township Committee, says the Democratic administration kept Republican appointees only to avoid public backlash. He condemns removing professionals like Dr. Lillien and Dr. Wacker, warns replacing loyal aides with Democrats would wreck the town, and cites the firing of Danny Leib from the Veterans Housing Project as proof of Democratic meddling.

Carmen J. Ferrigno Dr. Lillien Wacker Charles Hanson Henry Kreh Danny Leib

Woman Becomes First Female Loan Processor at Hillside Bank

Dorothy Korda of 1256 Liberty Avenue is promoted from clerk to assistant to Henry Groh in the Hillside National Bank loan department. She now interviews loan applicants, handles applications, opens new accounts, sells travelers checks, and coordinates between Groh and David Morrison while assisting with secretarial work. The move speeds customer service in the department.

Dorothy Korda Liberty Avenue Hillside National Bank Hillside High School Miss Korda Henry Groh Chage Scrcoms Maisoneen Groh David Morrison

Old Pingry School Last Get-together Returns Alumni

On Saturday October 18 the Pingry School alumni gather for a football game against Morristown School at 2 30 pm. A postgame reception follows in the Harriet Budd Room with tours of the new North Avenue building available between 1 and 1 45 pm. Hostesses include Mrs. Robert B. Gibby and Clayton B. Jones Jr among others overseeing arrangements.

al- Minni Pingry School Alma Mater Morristown School Pingry Harriet Budd North Avenue Irvington Avenue Pingry Board of Trustees Robert B. Gibby Ogdenway Clayton B. Jones, Jr Henry B. Clark, Jr

Democratic promises not selling in township race

Republican candidate Carmen Ferrigno charged that Democratic promises are not selling and that improvements are routine and due to able staff. He accused Democratic leaders of taking credit for preexisting work while praising police and fire services as ongoing excellence, and warned against inserting political interference into agency operations.

Carmen J. Ferrigno Hillside Assinine Fair Play

Gural Links Tax Favoritism to Local Industry in Hillside

Democratic candidate William Gural accused the Republican opponent of misrepresenting tax records. He cited eight industrial firms that paid 2,873.89 after hearings on Montgomery Street sewer assessments dating to 1944. Additional cases from 1945 to 1952 totaled 56,206.72 with 48,110.84 paid. Three sewer and paving cases involved twelve more firms and 29,163.03. Continued on Page Eight.

William Gural Republcan Gural Hillside Tax Collector Assessment Board Local Improvement Board Montgomery St

Permit Halt Over Zoning Breach On Route 29 Garage

A Township Committee halted construction on a Route 29 garage and warehouse near Lehigh Place after finding the roof unfinished and a 35 foot setback violated. Building Inspector Charles Hanson was ordered to revoke the permit issued to Arthur Gerber of Union.

Charles Hanson Route Lehigh PL Arthur Gerber Union Milton B. Gonford Robert C. Kirkpatrick Paul Korlesky Conford Public Safety Henry Goldhor East Orange Hillside Zoning Boards of Adjustment Zoning Board Emanuel Gersten Martin Polatchek Dover Avenue Gersten Henry Kreh Jr Bayview Avenue Public Affairs Committee Kreh Board of Education Windsorway Woodruff Place Irvington Avenue Montgomery Street Elizabeth River

Dads Booster Club Supports Hillside High Activities

The Dads Booster Club of Hillside donated $25 to the school bus fund for Woodbridge and Morristown games and $1 to a new music appreciation group. The group linked to the Metropolitan Opera Theatre Guild will offer reduced opera tickets and rehearsal viewings. Robert Johnston Company again donated chocolate for post game hot chocolate and donuts for players.

Dads Booster Club Hillside Woodbridge Morristown Metropolitan Opera Theatre Guild Robert Johnston Gompanay

Supreme Court Refuses Mundet Case Review

The U S Supreme Court declined to review Mundet Cork Corp the first conviction under a local smoke ordinance The ruling upholds the ordinance and suggests Mundet must pay a $100 fine and may face additional penalties including possible jail time for the plant manager The case originated July 31 1950 with a 1950 August 31 complaint and the original conviction October 7 1950 with multiple appeals through New Jersey courts.

United States Supreme Court Mundet Cork Corp The Times Mundet Charles Hanson Clarence E. Kremer Walter Hetfield New Jersey Superior Court New Jersey Supreme Court U. S. Supreme Court William J. Wieser Newark

Conford Praises Stevenson as Outstanding Statesman

Commissioner Milton B. Conford urged voting for Adlai Stevenson for President, calling him one of the most outstanding and independent leaders. He cites Stevenson’s public-spirited stance, integrity, and experience as Illinois governor and UN adviser as reasons to back his candidacy.

Adlai Stevenson 4 Ilinois Milton B. Conford Stevenson Conford Adlai Stevenson Chicago Texas California Illinois U.S United Nations

Weather Outlook with Showers and Cooler Feel

A few showers today bring cooler temperatures tonight. Cloudy skies persist with cooler conditions expected tomorrow.

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. Frank Petit Democratic Card Party Medical Society of New Jersey Driscoll Kirkpatrick William F. Wacker Board of Health Newark City Commission Newark Chamber of Commerce Mayors Committee Newark Airport Weequahic Cedarhurst, L. I Ferrigno GOP Democratic Goensy Sneral Hog New Jersey Salem Pharmacy Salem Ave Walter R. Lee Home For Funerals Uncle Tom Hillside Ave Hallowe'en Solomon Store Liberty Ave Giant Rally Archibald Alexander U.S. Senate
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